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RE-GrievanceAssist: Enhancing Customer Experience through ML-Powered Complaint Management

Venkatesh C, Harshit Oberoi, Anurag Kumar Pandey, Anil Goyal, Nikhil Sikka

TL;DR

RE-GrievanceAssist tackles the challenge of high-volume real estate customer complaints by delivering an end-to-end ML pipeline for triage, routing, and auto-replies. It combines a response/no-response classifier using TF-IDF with XGBoost, a user-type classifier using FastText, and a hierarchical issue/sub-issue classifier using TF-IDF plus XGBoost, deployed as a Databricks batch workflow. On a test set, the components achieve F1-scores of $86.39\%$, $90\%$, $72.95\%$, and $62.23\%$ for response/no-response, user-type, issue, and sub-issue respectively, indicating strong discriminative performance. In deployment, the system automates around $40\%$ of tickets and reduces manual effort by about $50\%$ for the remainder, yielding monthly savings of Rs $1,50,000$ since August 2023 and facilitating faster grievance resolution in the real-estate domain.

Abstract

In recent years, digital platform companies have faced increasing challenges in managing customer complaints, driven by widespread consumer adoption. This paper introduces an end-to-end pipeline, named RE-GrievanceAssist, designed specifically for real estate customer complaint management. The pipeline consists of three key components: i) response/no-response ML model using TF-IDF vectorization and XGBoost classifier ; ii) user type classifier using fasttext classifier; iii) issue/sub-issue classifier using TF-IDF vectorization and XGBoost classifier. Finally, it has been deployed as a batch job in Databricks, resulting in a remarkable 40% reduction in overall manual effort with monthly cost reduction of Rs 1,50,000 since August 2023.

RE-GrievanceAssist: Enhancing Customer Experience through ML-Powered Complaint Management

TL;DR

RE-GrievanceAssist tackles the challenge of high-volume real estate customer complaints by delivering an end-to-end ML pipeline for triage, routing, and auto-replies. It combines a response/no-response classifier using TF-IDF with XGBoost, a user-type classifier using FastText, and a hierarchical issue/sub-issue classifier using TF-IDF plus XGBoost, deployed as a Databricks batch workflow. On a test set, the components achieve F1-scores of , , , and for response/no-response, user-type, issue, and sub-issue respectively, indicating strong discriminative performance. In deployment, the system automates around of tickets and reduces manual effort by about for the remainder, yielding monthly savings of Rs since August 2023 and facilitating faster grievance resolution in the real-estate domain.

Abstract

In recent years, digital platform companies have faced increasing challenges in managing customer complaints, driven by widespread consumer adoption. This paper introduces an end-to-end pipeline, named RE-GrievanceAssist, designed specifically for real estate customer complaint management. The pipeline consists of three key components: i) response/no-response ML model using TF-IDF vectorization and XGBoost classifier ; ii) user type classifier using fasttext classifier; iii) issue/sub-issue classifier using TF-IDF vectorization and XGBoost classifier. Finally, it has been deployed as a batch job in Databricks, resulting in a remarkable 40% reduction in overall manual effort with monthly cost reduction of Rs 1,50,000 since August 2023.
Paper Structure (5 sections, 3 figures)

This paper contains 5 sections, 3 figures.

Figures (3)

  • Figure 1: Complete Architecture of $\mathtt{RE\hbox{-}GrievanceAssist}$
  • Figure 2: Example Ticket with Response from $\mathtt{RE\hbox{-}GrievanceAssist}$
  • Figure 3: Sample Ticket in Freshdesk UI